Sliver in me Fingers!

One of the biggest hits at Madrona was the Fleece Artist Sea Wool Slivers for spinning - 70% Merino, 30% Seacell, and machine washable! We promptly sold out of all we had with us and just got a new shipment in for your pleasure. We also have the luscious Silk Merino Slivers (50% Silk, 50% Wool) and Kid Slivers (100% Kid Mohair). I wanted to include a picture of the new Sea Wool Slivers but they don't have them on the Fleece Artist site yet and my camera battery died. The picture here is of the Silk Merino. Yum.

Boxes, boxes everywhere...

We just received the latest shipment of Sea Wool sock kits from Fleece Artist. The new spring colors are glorious! (I can't decide between the red or the peachy-pink or the greeny-blue.....). We also have more Breast Cancer Wristband kits made up. If you haven't had a chance to make a couple of wristbands yet, come on by and pick up your kit and the super-easy directions. We also have new colors of Tahki Cotton Classic to look at; the soft stitch markers from Clover finally arrived; and the cable holders everyone has been waiting for are here.

A few days ago we received the remainder of our Spring order of Noro Silk Garden. Have I mentioned how much I love Noro?! It sometimes takes forever to get all the colors in but I always think it's worth the wait. I've been designing crochet patterns for the past couple of years and I always seem to use a Noro yarn!

Deb